jane: congreman brendan boyle, thank you for joining me. rep. boyle: all right, thank you. jane: d todald trump was, as usual, busy onoa twitter, ng an alternative theory on the russia investigation. he has claimed that the fbi spied on. his 2016 campai now, there is no evidence yet for that, but the president wants an investigation to see if it happened. today he sent out auleries of coloweets, all with the theme of ending his campaign as the victim of -- painting his campaign as the victim of fbi abuse. there was the now familiar "witchhunt," and the new phrase ygate, and of course, no collusion. but steve bannon told "bbc news night"heueller ruptured go ahead. ioeve: i'm in the middle of the mueller investig one of the very first thing he wants to know is her -- your conversations with the president. reporter: do you think mueller should be fired? steve: i do not think mu bler shoufired. bob mueller is an honorable guy. he is a combat marine, he served his country. i don't agree with everything going on with the special counsel, but i think he has run it -- fyporter: do

boyle: at a barmum i would like to see some sort of consideration of human rights. chsf of all the considerati would be the complete removal of any sort of nuclear weapons, denuclearization of the peninsula. mthat is an absolute mini standard that has to be met. i believe the administration has said that themselves. it has been the position of many previous administrations, democratic and republican.st i on't think there is any way we could sign up to a deal that fell short of that. jane: what concessions could the u.s. make in return? rep. boyle: first, an absolute guarantee that we would not pursue regime change against the north korean regime. that would be number oneld number two we committed -- number two would be, if not an overall troop removal, perhaps a dramatic reduction. we are at the 32,000-troop level in south korea. certainly we could reduce those numbers considerably. i think that those are two things that would be very attractive to the north koan regime, and the two things that would be fairly easy for our side to give up. jane: congressman brendan

the name is boyle, danny boyle. the trainspotting director is in charge of the newjames bond film.nd hundreds of liverpool fans are still looking for a way to get to kiev for the champions league final tomorrow after flights into the city were cancelled. good morning.

clifford barryman, a native of clifton, kentucky, in boyle county, by the way, is one of the most famous political cartoonists in american history. his 1902 depiction of theodore roosevelt refusing to shoot a bear cub became so popular that the cartoon image ultimately spawned the teddy bear which was named in honor of our 26th president. barrybarryman brings together the two central actors in

so david boyle —— danny boyle and bond.e fact that he and his screenwriter had been working on an idea a month or two ago, so this is official confirmation that the fans have long been expecting. if you think about it, trainspotting, shallow grave, slumdog millionaire, 28 days later and the opening ceremony of the 0lympics back in 2012, he has proved he can do it action films and he has said in the past that he was try to think what links his very different films and he said it is character is facing overwhelming odds and if that isn't james bond... it facing overwhelming odds and if that isn'tjames bond... it is must like he was born to do it which sets up massive expectations. but remember the fears of the 2012 opening ceremony after we saw what happened in beijing, thinking how will britain's computer? and danny boyle had a lot of help from james bond, daniel craig for that as well. and that was the moment where people's jaws hit the ground, they thought, what is this? in moment of spectacle we were not expecting with th

. >>> congressman brendan boyle is a democrat from pennsylvania's 13th congressional district in and around philadelphia. i hope you'll let me read your tweet. the white house continues to sink to new lows. the president should demand this white house staffer resign. congressman boyle, i want to get your reaction to what the white house has said officially thus far, very little, and what we learned unofficially through reports of the meeting in the white house led by sarah huckabee sanders. >> thanks for having me on. it shows the kind of climate this president has set. i can't imagine in a previous white house, either democratic or republican a staffer saying something as base and demeaning as this staffer said and still having her job days later. in fact, no official condemnation or apology coming from the white house for what this staffer said. so it is, again, something that -- when we talk about norms changing, this is a great example. in no previous white house would such a comment, a, have been made and, b, tolerated to the extent of still having the person in a position. yet,

there has been no response from jim boyling of those three women.d not comment due to the ongoing legal proceedings. one of the most senior figures in the catholic church, cardinal george pell, will stand trial on historical charges of sexual abuse in australia. he's the highest ranking catholic to face such allegations. cardinal pell, who's 76 and a former archbishop of melbourne and sydney, pleaded not guilty to all the charges against him. in a moment, a summary of the business news this hour but first, the headlines on bbc newsroom live. international trade secretary liam fox accuses the house of lords of seeking to ‘block the will of the people', after a series of government defeats over brexit. after the israeli prime minister claims to have proof of a secret iranian nuclear weapons programme, the us says the iran nuclear deal was "built on lies". the price of cheap, high—strength alcohol goes up in scotland as long—awaited legislation on minimum pricing comes into force. time now for the business news. as the dust settles after yesterday's an

against the head of the the crown prosecution service after it was decided that the officer, jim boylingual offences or misconduct in a public office. he had relationships with two other women whilst he was undercover, and is currently suspended from the metropolitan police. our home affairs correspondent, june kelly, reports. august, 1996, the london traffic was halted by cycling protesters. they we re halted by cycling protesters. they were from an environmental group. among them was jim were from an environmental group. among them wasjim sutton, supposedly signed up to the cause, but in fact, a police spy gathering evidence on the activists. his real name isjim boyling and while he was undercover, he had relationships with three women. 0ne undercover, he had relationships with three women. one of them using the pseudonym monica is now fighting to have him prosecuted for misconduct in public office and sexual offences including rape.|j was encouraged to be intimate and sexual with somebody who i would never ever have got involved with, ifi never ever have got involved with, if i had kn

danny boyle, how much of the surprise is this?nk back to 2012 he directed the london 0lympic opening ceremony which famously featured daniel craig as james bond and that sketch co—starred the queen. daniel craig as james bond and that sketch co-starred the queen. as herself. of course. it is interesting, danny boyle does have a vague connection already but this will be his first time properly taking the reins as director. john hodge writing the script and they have worked together before on trainspotting. it is being called a james bond 25 as a working title, do we know any details? we don't have the title, a few questions remain. 0ne the title, a few questions remain. one is who will sing the theme song, ed sheeran has said he has written a song even though nobody has technically asked him, he's got one just in case. has he said that? absolutely, i think he is keen to do it. dua lipa is also in the frame. we just know it's going to start shooting in december of this year and should be hitting cinemas in 0ctober next year. and sho

but today we've found out 0scar—winner danny boyle will be directing.ade for the london olympics that also memorably featured the queen. production is set to begin in december at the uk's pinewood studios. the stage is set and from tonight the bbc‘s biggest weekend will host some of the biggest names in pop and classical music. ed sheeran, craig david and taylor swift will join in the four days of performance across the four nations. 0ur entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba reports. i give you your first act of the weekend... each event reflects the radio identity. here in belfast it is bbc six music. it is part of a strategy to underline the corporation's commitment to music. the bbc knows it's vital to keep appealing to people of all ages and backgrounds and music is one of the things that can do that. they thought with no glastonbury this year it seemed an ideal opportunity for them to showcase music from the biggest pop acts like taylor swift... to classical musicians like nigel kennedy... and to jazz acts likejamie nigel kennedy... and to jazz a

. >> indeed, on that student council, you'll find steven boyle's name, you will not find furry boy. >> some people are excited he's going to make a change, but other people are disappointed, because it sort of was a joke. people who are running seriously didn't get on the ballot because he got voted in. >> it seems like he's taking it seriously? >> we'll see opinion. >> go to our website, where you can find steven boyle throughout the year. >> could you imagine if he goes on to have a political career? >> he wears a suit. >> 20 years from now he's governor of california or something. thanks a lot. >> coming up here, six months after the las vegas massacre, we're getting a viewpoint, a new viewpoint, the moments when police entered the hotel suite. >>> welcome back to our midday newscast. it's been six months since the tragic mass shooting in las vegas. the deadliest in modern u.s. history. we're getting a first look at what officers saw that night. as they entered the gunman's hotel suite. >> he plans to gradually release video and audio clips from the shooter over the next several mo

boyle said he's taking the position seriously. and he has decided to drop the furry boy name. >>> a somber ceremony so remember officers who lost their lives in the line of duty. the san jose police department honored 13. the most recent, michael catherman killed on june 14th in 2016. the list dates back to the 20s and it said the department remembers fallen officers every day. >> thank them for their service. >>> jeff ranieri joins us to talk about the weekend as it comes into focus. >> and a lost sunshine mu-- movg in but areas of clouds on and off at times. right now across san jose, 66 degrees. and we're going down to 50s by 10:00 p.m. we'll talk about the fog expected for tomorrow morning and how long it lasts in a few minutes. >>> it antio-- it isn't always at the airport, botched flights and missing bags and we have three letters to help you fight a airline and win. nbc responds next. brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments in public schools... and new career training programs. as m

. >> that was congressman boyle and congressman connelly. which is it in your mind?think the investigation of russia and its collusion in our trying to disrupt our democracy is a very serious issue. that is an issue, and i think we're want just running against donald trump. we're running for america. we have a positive message of growth, economic growth and job growth for america that includes a robust infrastructure bill as i heard someone talking and i don't know who it was that was talking -- >> boyle. >> talking about investing in america, investing in infrastructure and investing in americans and a decent, $30, $40, $50 minimum wage that can help uplift their families and bridge them to the new economy and not only building new bridges, but bridging them into the new economy by offering their children for four years of college or technical training and that's what democrats are talking about. >> very quick on the russian, and we'll review classified information. as we know now, no democrates have been invited and the reason they're not invited is they dvsht didn

we should boyle it down your neighbor wants to add a 30 foot building in the back and bump it out by 10 feet, and have things that people understand and have it in the notification. i don't know who it's made for, but it's not made for a person who's trying to get this information. it's totally not understandable. so i think that's great. but -- so the question is when will we see that? like, what's actually -- i'm for a postcard or, i think, a bigger postcard. you know, we are getting all kinds of postcards in the mail, and they can come bigger with more information. i don't think we have to do the bullet plans, but i think we have to tell people where to go? where are we going to tell people to go? to some long url that you've got to type in? that's my fear, it's going to be www.sfgov and a back slash, and then blah, blah, blah. i want them to be able to go to sfgov's website and be able to find it. it would be helpful to see exactly what we're going to put on a postcard, how big it may be. on a 30 by 30, i think it would be better. i've seen them on the second floor or if you're t

. >>> joining me now, brendan boyle of pennsylvania, he sits on the foreign affairs committee. thank you for coming in. you're no fan of jeff sessions, but do you think he should be held in contempt of congress for not turning over more documents related to the russia probe as nunes is threatening? >> no, i don't. i have to give devin nunes credit. he's actually the good defense attorney that donald trump has been desperately looking for. the house intelligence committee under devin nunes has become a joke. it has no credibility. i give credit to the senate intelligence committee that at least has been acting like professionals and adults under their republican chairman and democratic ranking member. it is embarrassing to me as a house member i can't say the same about the house intelligence committee. devin nunes and some of the senior republican leadership on that committee has been more interested in playing political games and protecting this administration than actually getting to the truth. >> let's talk about politics then, real and perceived. the conversation up until n

the town just west of london and its famous castle will be hosting the boyle wedding festivities. the most more than an intimate role weddings tend to happen at windsor and that was very much what harry wanted for his own wedding he wanted as much of a family wedding and as and for will and affairs he possibly could and the best backdrop for that was deemed to be some georges and he wins on his very close connection with winds up harry was baptized in st george's chapel where the couple are to exchange their vows they've invited six hundred guests less than half the number of william and kate's wedding the sealed invitation sent out weeks ago were printed by barnard in westwood in london the guest list is top secret but it said not to include any heads of government so prominent names will be in short supply. make in being a hollywood actress well i think we can expect to see some of her costars from suits friends that she's made in hollywood priyanka chopra for example serena williams who's a close friend so meghan will certainly bring a good sprinkling of stardust that we might

forum will be housed in a bit in palace a new building still under construction on the site of the old boyle residence it will showcase not european cultural artifacts. it will be about presenting different cultures and demonstrating that more connects people around the world than divides them it's. the but it is possible collection of the ecological museum which is moving from the suburbs into the new building in the hot of the city. the humble forum is set to open late next year. on the italian island of sardinia in the mediterranean the muslim tara just nature reserve is celebrating its twenty fifth anniversary of a special event the moment the first pink flamingo laid her eggs in the waters of one of its primes. the reserve in the capital of cardiology is now home to europe's largest colony of flamingoes as well as representatives of one hundred fifty. the other bird species from eagles are thriving on sardinia and can be found nowadays and the grooms across the are right. now as soon as you have max to lax show you the news you're living concepts from all over europe this definitely inc

when danny boyle made the beach, he probably didn't think maya bay would become the draw that it is todayment in the long—term, otherwise the very beauty people come here for could be ruined for ever. steve holden, bbc news, koh phi phi. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello, yesterday's thunderstorms took a while to get going but once they did, they brought in a lot of rain and lightning. storms initiated around sussex before spreading in south and southern england, towards wales and the south—west. some torrential downpours brought flooding. there were reports of flooding. there were reports of flooding around the bristol area with the worst of it in west sussex. it was heath, here. the restjust was not cricket. where the boundary should be. and anbar office weather warning, in force until 6am. we could have a couple of issues. you may have heavy downpours here in the next few hours but otherwise, a lot of murky weather, some mist and fog patches, not just round of murky weather, some mist and fog patches, notjust round the coastline but across some of the hills. a mild a

his real name -- steven boyle. a sophomore at cal. last month he was eelected to the senate. he said what started out as a joke started to gain steam. >> one thing led to another and i did the meme and under the name furry boy and bought a squirrel suit on amazon. >> he spent his candidacy walking around the campus in the squirrel suit as you could see here. he is taking the position seriously. and he has decided to drop the furry boy name. >>> well san jose airport about to expand. we'll tell you more when we come back. to move california forward, we need to help more californians get ahead. that's why antonio villaraigosa brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments in public schools... and new career training programs. as mayor of la, he brought police and residents together to get illegal guns off the streets and keep kids out of gangs, and on the right path. that's antonio villaraigosa. a governor for all of california. on the day the company releases its earnings >>> coming up tonight at 6:00, more turmoil for tesla on the day the co

when danny boyle made "the beach," you probably didn't think it would become the draw it is today. president trump made good on a campaign promise today and slap hefty tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum. that part was predictable, but his choice of target countries has caused a bit of a stir. allies including the eu, canada, and mexico are on the list, and they have been quick to promise retaliatory measures. the bbc's aleem maqbool has this report. >> now it is time for action. pres. trump: i'm not going to let america and it's great companies and workers be taken advantage of any longer. u.s. steeld for asking the president to deliver on his election promise to save jobs in the industry, but for many, the way he has done that looks like the opening salvo in a trade war between europe and the u.s. that could have far-reaching consequences. from midnight tonight, large tariffs will have to be paid on any steel and aluminum imports coming to the u.s. from the eu. >> there is overproduction of steel and there is overcapacity throughout the world, and so we have needed to deal w

thanks to a drug fracking to case boyle is discovered in this tiny town in fact it turns out the williston is sitting atop one of the largest shale oil fields in the nation companies restaurants point this new energy resource period thirty two miles below the earth's surface oil soon flows freely and news spreads the wildfire for the ones left behind by the crisis of two thousand and eight relisted seems like their last chance for human life with an unemployment rate of zero percent and wages it three or four times more than the national average the promise of prosperity in desperate times is too great to ignore cheered by a common hope thousands of men and women throw themselves once again into a desperate rush towards the mythical american tree and at any cost. history repeats itself in the midst of his new book no doubt the most impressive in u.s. history. they need there's more work out here than they got able to do it. i don't believe. i still believe there's a dream i want you to get you still believe. it. is like a gold rush it is very very similar to a gold rush. palmer is fresh ou

i'm bart chilton thanks for joining us coming up for the program today boyle prices have reached a four year high road runner of simpler trading what we should we expect and how are airlines making money in this high fuel cost environment and which are the best frequent flyer programs we'll ask gary left the founder of view from the wing dot com plus what are the merits of money associated with meatless needs alex one hile of it helps us understand and the big crypto conference consensus has culminated in new york city but one attendee has stuck around and she will join us one of our favorites of the pick coin queen of switzerland all the felde meyer the c.e.o. of smart ballard all of that debt ahead but first we had some headlines pay pal is buying mobile payment eyes that all four payable system for two point two billion dollars pay pal notably agreed to pay twice the valuation of the one that they had been seeking for initial pump a public offering on nasdaq later this year the planned i.p.o. is now mooted by the acquisition for pay pal i's idols value add is an increase president's

let's go to this tweet you might have to explain it to our international viewers who don't do frankie boyle is one of the great comedians of the rage some people think some would say he is certainly one of the great celebrity comedians in the united kingdom quite edgy with his humor now he says that his humor was edited let me quote precisely there were of course various steps in this week's new world order monologue about the situation in gaza he says and about israel being an apartheid state edited out for reasons nobody has yet explained to me despite assurances to the contrary the state mandated b.b.c. he is claiming the b.b.c. politically edited these out there's no other way to interpret it and he's asking why they saw this episode of new world order and hear david baddiel on who was talking about jeremy corbyn and legit anti semitism on a show about garza you're right the inference is by this editing if this is what's happened that it wasn't acceptable to make a joke like that which was perhaps anti israel in some of reggae world jokes. that work will be more there when there are jok

and the news ahead brazil's a striking truck drivers get back on the job now it's boyle workers there say they have fed up that bus. the money gallacher on the west coast of florida worth babcock ranch something that's turning into one of the biggest solar powered cities in the world. allan there is so much more strain the and the east in the u.s. and in eastern canada partly from the circulation alberto the first named storm of the season that there are going to be pretty big downpours in any of the states in the plains eastwards to the atlantic coast and up through the east and south of candor because the temperature is warm enough to support this sort of uplift in the humanities there to give you sunder storms so this is a pretty big wet area and i would drive a southwest corner which is less surprising maybe tension das's thirty six than to twenty and los angeles as you can see and the break of rain is likely in the northern rockies but this area in particular could see some flooding flash flooding down polls as a result of the combination of warmth and moisture and that's the nex

when danny boyle made the beach, he probably didn't think maya bay would become the draw that it is today sure that doesn't come at a cost to the environment, in the long term, otherwise the very beauty that people come here for could be ruined, forever. steve holden bbc news, koh phi phi. time for a look at the weather. they are quite traumatic for some parts of the country. philip avery has all the latest details. yes, i think i have a better version of paradise stuck behind me here, than that seen in thailand, it is alljudgmental of course, but this was earlier on, telford way, but it may not stay that way, because this area is on the borderline of change in weather that the met office have certainly flagged up. we saw it first up down towards the far south—east, that great banner of cloud has been creeping in all the while, and from that the potential for some areas to see some really heavy, thundery downpours again. southern england and south wales, and here it comes. we have seen the cloud, that is what has happened over the past few hours, you can see we are flashing in some thunde

i'm going to resist my own lieutenant boyle story when i was learning how to fly. it's a good one though, if you want to hear it, and i don't mind confessing it. but i wanted to see if i could put sort of a strategic context around what we're talking about, because this tends to be a fairly tactical town. everybody agree, and, you know, this is a very strategic topic. we're going to cover on a lot of different tactical subjects today, but there's really -- from my perspective there's a couple of different ways that you can look at this. you can look at this as something totally different, and i would certainly not necessarily disagree with that. quad copters and quad copters on steroids that we can climb into that can fly you from downtown san francisco to downtown san jose. that's different. the other way you can look at it though, and i'm not arguing for one or the other would be we've been on a continuum of automation for a long, long time, and this -- you know, at the fa symposium two weeks ago, time flies when you're having fun, somebody put a picture up that

clifford barryman, a native of clifton, kentucky, in boyle county, by the way, is one of the most famousolitical cartoonists in american history. his 1902 depiction of theodore roosevelt refusing to shoot a bear cub became so popular that the cartoon image ultimately spawned the teddy bear which was named in honor of our 26th president. barrybarryman brings together the two central actors in today's speech: kentucky senator blackburn depicted here on my left. how do you like that mustache? and alvin barclay. over my shoulder, as i just said over to the side, is senator blackburn who was quite a character in his day. this was painted by the artist nicholas brewer. in 1939, barryman decided to donate portrait of blackburn to the kentucky historical society. but before the portrait was conveyed, barryman gave a preview of the artwork to a senator who had admired senator blackburn during his youth. that senator was alvin barclay. given this connection, there couldn't be anything more appropriate organization to host this event to talk about the career offense these two men. this afternoon's

college joining us now is matthew boyle. great to have you with this. what are the caveats?his is a big step for walmart. hadart like many companies subsidize the cost of a diploma in high school or ged. pavewill be offering the for an employee ease college education and the employee only has to contribute one dollar a day. .t follows other companies starbucks already does this. three years ago they decided to fully fund employees if they wanted to pursue a degree. you are right. the problem is making it work for employees. can they juggle a full course walmartrking at part-time or full-time, and in many cases caring for a family as well. scarlet: the size of starbucks versus walmart is different as well. doing have any sense whether starbucks tuition policy has paid off? have they been able to retain talent better? and it are expanding it is doing well. they would not have expanded it to cover full tuition if it was not working for them. walmart feels that this will help them in terms of employee engagement and retention. feel they might get a better caliber of employee wal

. >> that was congressman brendan boyle. he says it is not what constituents are talking about.agree? >> not entirely. certainly in my district northern virginia, the russia investigation, the possibility of extensive russian interference with our election is a topic of paramount importance. not something i run away from, not something i want to avoid, nor is it something my constituents avoid. they bring it up. >> they bring it up to you? >> yeah. in town hall meetings, comes up all the time. when i'm out in the street, it comes up. i hope you're going to pursue that, i hope you're going to protect the country, i hope you're not going to let trump interfere with that investigation. that comes up all the time. >> let us see, playing out different ways in different districts. that's for sure. thank you for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >>> coming up, one senator is trying to force lawmakers to act on a sexual harassment bill that has been stalled for months. what's the move and what's the holdup? be right back. let's take a look at some numbers: 4 out of 5 people who hav

danny boyle who's worked on other well known projects including "slum dog millionaire" is also involved came out more than 55 years ago. >> he wasn't in it. >> no. >> ron would know. >> this is the recent future. >>> ladies, we got to give you something else about another leading man. hugh grant has finally found love actually. several outlets report -- >> nice, well done. >> no problem. he married long-time girlfriend anna eberstein on friday. they have three kids together. this is grant's first marriage. one of grant's best known films was "four weddings and a funeral." i have got to tell you -- >> he's so charming. >> i just love him for some reason. i love you, hugh, and i'm glad you have the better woman. >>> moving on to m&m and not the real slim shady. he was trending on twitter too. the candy. recently we've got these candies and temptations around us on the show and the people who work here wanted us to have an unscientific test of sorts. the tasters at one of the magazines and i don't know which one because i -- >> "people" magazine. >> there we go, "people" magazine, thank yo

news live from berlin a dubai or boyle disappears after an escape attempt on the high seas princess latifa has not been seen for months in a video released after her disappearance she says she was fleeing torture ordered by her father the ruler of dubai we have a special report also coming up on a path of destruction lava from a hawaiian volcano moves in on a geothermal power plant raising fears of toxic gas emissions that could prompt a mass evacuation. and arsenal have their man spain's emery as the surprise choice to take over at the english club the former said coach has big shoes to fill after our sandbaggers twenty two years in charge. and literary giant philip roth dies at the age of eighty five roth explore the tragedy and comedy of the jewish american experience we look back at the life and works of the pulitzer prize winning novelist. i'm sorry so much comic good to have you with us a missing emma roddy princess a french spy a yacht seized in international waters it has all the hallmarks of a bestselling geo political thriller but this is no novel princess. by disappeared after s

i have been in good support with brendan boyle who's in my district, so he's been very helpful and his team is been very helpful trying to give assistance to the veterans who are going to be affected in my plant. going to unemployment, we have a program that i filed for that is for trade cases and the plants that are being affected with trade, so that's been very helpful trying to get our members acclimated back into a trade to help with schooling, those type of situations that there is as far as financially. the usw has been very helpful in all that they can do reaching out. it's not been a good feel, not been a good situation, especially now since it's going to be more of her older members that's going to be affected that are younger members. in a worse way because our younger members will be affected as well but they're more so acclimated to the workforce a little come being out of work on a couple years instead of 25 25 years. it's a difference. >> thanks. for folks who are watching who are not aware, taa is a trade assistant program. it's a program that helps workers who lost thei

peter boyle and his the ahead of the institute but obstetricians and gynaecologists said that the ladyorld. of course we want to limit and lower the numbers of abortion, but the countries in the world that have legal abortion, such as switzerland, they have the lowest abortion rates in the world, and they have legal abortion. christine, let mejust ask they have legal abortion. christine, let me just ask your question, here in the united states when restrictions are put on abortion, what happened if it becomes not a moral issue or a health issue, it becomes an economic issue, and people who have the means will find a way to get an abortion. if ireland persists with a ban on abortion, and you just making a choice where if you just making a choice where if you are rich even go to the uk and have an abortion? v did have the money can't? i agree. i am being at the example —— of the united states. it was strategically put in areas of low economic status in the states. we are saying to poor women that it would be better for we are saying to poor women that it would be betterfor paul women to

for about 25 years, ranchers, farmers, the timber industry, fishermen, hunters, wildlife boyle justs -- biologists, agency people have been working together to create, essentially, a stable ecosystem in the northern rockies. and it's been quite successful. and basically, they get together in a dive bar called trixie's and drink beer and talk about how to accomplish small goals and move forward together. and i think that the opportunity is to learn from these lessons not only domestically, but internationally because i like to say that the u.s. created the national park idea when it went around the world and came back, it was different. and they've learned in other places around the world to incorporate indigenous people in a much more coherent way than we've ever done here in the united states or to how to understand larger landscapes or how to do recovery and restoration of large landscapes as well in other parts of the world. so i think that, to me, we're in this sort of perfect moment in time where there is clearly an assault on the environment from many, many factors. not just th

since it was made famous in danny boyle's film the beach, thailand's maya bay has become one of the must damage to the coral reef. so for the first time ever, on june 1st, thai authorities will shut the iconic beach to tourists. radio1 newsbeat‘s steve holden reports from maya bay. in the film, leonardo dicaprio's character richard, stumbles across paradise. in reality, it's now become an extremely busy paradise. thousands of tourists descend here on maya bay on koh phi phi every day are getting that photo to make it look like you are the only one here, well that's tricky. # it's calling you. we came here, we didn't think it would be this busy, but it still really good, isn't it? yeah, really good. have you managed to take a photo where you're the only ones in it? no, literally that's what we're trying to do now near the long—tailed boats, it's so difficult. literally. you can see, it's so busy. most tourists only stay for couple of hours before leaving on one of the many boats that dock here. but environmentalists say that is damaging what's under the water. a decision was made earlier

boyle, 2014 high. what does president trump do on saturday? >> all signs point to him backing out of the iran deal. it would be a shock if he didn't. all the people around him suggested that he has made up his mind. even though there were some members of congress in his own party who suggest we should stay in. i think it is a pretty far gone conclusion at this point. alix: is there any more upside to oil? gina: i think for six months this an asymmetric test. frankly energy stocks have been telling you for the last six weeks even closer to three months that there is some persistence in the oil price recovery and this will continue to exacerbate that trend. at some point you do get concerned this is a supply-based rally that may not be supported by demand growth and that is a big problem for the economy, the equity market at large. so far the energy sector has been rallying. everyone dismisses it, it's not permanent. david: if congress back the president, what does europe do? europe has a role to play. marty: iran has made it clear they would li

he teams up with danny boyle for the film. it is known as "bond 25." my favorite bond. >> daniel craig is still up there. >> it is tough. >>> moving on to the fab five. "queer eye." warm up your flat irons. mark your calendars for june 15th. you can binge watch it on netflix. second season kicks off with the first female subject. if you have not caught up with the fab five this time around, it can get emotional. be warned, keep tissues nearby. >> and sean connery for the record. >> oh? >> my husband is obsessed with it. i like the original. >>> thank you, dylan. still to come, not just the unofficial start to summer, but unofficial to summer blockbuster season. from "star wars" and more. we will tell you what to look out for, but first thiis "todays " i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to

boyle said about the $200 million in aid. you answered that question so i won't hammer on that but i'm very concerned what i've seen including the freezing of $300,000 for the trim im which is investigating war crimes. i think we have an obligation as a country to prosecute and push back against war crimes and so i would hope that part of that review of that money is released. i do want to shift briefly to the issue of russia. you served -- you obviously understand energy issues as well as foreign policy issues. can you talk about the nexus between our ability to push back russian influence in urine and the development of european energy, exports and how that plays together and what we can do to strengthen our hand there. >> this slightly simplifies it but to the extent the europeans are dependent or reliant upon russian energy it makes their freedom of movement in pushing back against russia more limited. it's a little more complex than that, but it is a true statement at its core. we have the opportunity, the real opportuni

when danny boyle made the beach, he probably didn't think maya bay would become the draw that it is today the french open today — cameron norrie, kyle edmund and heather watson. but what aboutjonathan pinfield? he's a reporterfor an online radio station — and stole all the headlines at roland garros after this interview with german tennis player alexander zverev. you've enjoyed some good success on the atp tour with some big title wins, haven't quite translated it into a grand slam yet, but do you feel like roland garros could be a turning point for you in terms of having a run in this tournament, and if so, what will the difference be? where are you from, buddy? do you want to guess? yorkshire, in england. 0k, nice. if they ever make a tournament there, i'm definitely coming just because of that accent! love it. i didn't understand a word you're saying, but it's not important! you clearly enjoy your tennis, you say you don't... not as much as your accent, buddy, i love that. i'll come to every one of your press conferences now. good, nice, i'll love that. if you get to the final we'll ma

expecting and from what i can see as well it looks like she there we go she is wearing a tiara as is boyleper se color and we've been talking as well about the boss choice a tiara she's had to choose from not only from the royal family they've obviously got a number of tiaras that they've been waiting out through the years but also from the spencer family it's about princess diana's family harry's mother and they have a t.r. that's one speculation about whether as a tribute to princess diana. that i think one thing is certain though she will not wear the same tiara and kate middleton more on her. prince of wales wife who are in her wedding day and one of the reasons we know that for sure is of course it's on display in australia at the moment and she's going to write scenes to the page boys i think in the car with a mother as we know is already sitting in st george's chapel i mean it seems to the page for is that it's. sort of the mode that's not was meccano arrives at st george's chapel employers. that was a very very long train. that was a big question is being honest about how american